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Thought Alone sounded familiar so I looked it up and remembered I saw the Bollywood remake. Anyway, thanks for the list. I'll probably check out A Tale of Two Sisters, Shutter, and maybe Tag Along.

I saw the Bollywood version of this, didn't realize it was remake. Not sure if I'll watch the original now..

I liked this movie, but self-sacrificing people always kind of annoy me. Those kind of people rarely exist in real life. Anyway, it was still enjoyable and reminded me of my fave Bollywood movie.

I'm debating whether to watch this one since I didn't like 1994 as much as 1997.

I also rarely get SLS. I either like them on their own or just find them troublesome, like you said. Like in A Love So Beautiful, I thought he was kind and sweet at first but his persistence gradually got on my nerves. The one case of SLS I've had was in Answer Me 1994 (I didn't like the main couple that much).

I'm loving this series of articles :) I've only seen a couple of C-dramas so thanks for the new recommendations!

Idk what this is supposed to be about but I’ll watch anyway since it’ll be on netflix

This was the first k-drama I completed (the others before I stopped watching midway through). I really liked this drama back then. I wonder if I should rewatch and see if I still like it.

I loved her so much in Crash Landing on You that I'm going to check some of her others works!

I know AJ is still hurt about what happened (or didn't happen) in the past. But, the fact that she is so unwilling to talk about it is SO frustrating. I fell bad for HN. AJ should've sat her down and explained at least part of what happened. She could've even promised to tell her the whole story when she's older. But she gets told absolutely nothing! HN is such a great daughter. If this was an American show instead, she definitely would've hated her mother lol.

I think the reason I have a hard time getting into historical dramas are because I don't know that much about the history of Japan/Korea/China. I know a lot of the history of my home country (America) and a lot of the royal history of the UK. Because of this, I've always enjoyed pointing out the mistakes in the period dramas I've watched (for example The Tudors). Maybe, I check out another historical drama anyway. It's been several years since I have.

Dong-Chan was so adorable in this episode :) I hope we learn about about his mother soon!

Happy birthday! Still so handsome at 42 :)

I actually haven't seen anything Miura Haruma was in. But hearing about anyone's suicide always makes me sad. RIP

Watching this documentary really makes me appreciate Arashi's dedication to their fans.

Feels like I’ve been waiting a year for this drama! Finally get to watch it soon :)

Some of my favorite parts of the drama are the patients and seeing them get better.

Hi Brownie! I've liked all your articles so far :) This one was also interesting. I've seen a few Thai series, but no lakorns. I think I'll try watching one to see if I like them.

Your comment made me laugh! Especially the last sentence haha. Yeah the final episode was a complete let-down. It made me think why did I watch this whole thing?

Interesting article! I don't really drop dramas since I'm picky about what I watch anyway. If I do drop something, it's within the first ten minutes so I don't even bother putting it in my drop list. A couple on hold dramas I have I'm thinking of dropping but haven't made up my mind.